Does this skill support HTTPS testing?

Yes, it includes standards for enabling HTTPS with automatically generated certificates and SSLContext injection for your HTTP clients.

What library is required for this skill?

This skill requires the de.cuioss.test:cui-test-mockwebserver-junit5 dependency to be present in your Java project.

Can I handle complex routing with this skill?

Absolutely. It provides patterns for using @ModuleDispatcher to handle dynamic responses and complex URL routing scenarios that go beyond simple path matching.

How does this help with request verification?

The skill provides standardized patterns for using the MockWebServer parameter to take requests and verify headers, methods, and payload content.

CUI HTTP Testing Standards

Name: CUI HTTP Testing Standards
Author: cuioss

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Security & Testing

Streamlines HTTP client testing in Java by enforcing CUI standards for MockWebServer and JUnit 5 integrations.

About

The CUI Testing HTTP Skill provides specialized guidance and implementation patterns for developers using the CUI MockWebServer library within JUnit 5 environments. It automates and standardizes the configuration of mock servers, including declarative response mocking, HTTPS setup with automatic certificate generation, and complex routing through the ModuleDispatcher. By following these patterns, developers can ensure consistent, reliable, and predictable HTTP integration tests while minimizing boilerplate code for request verification and server orchestration.

Key Features

Annotation-driven MockWebServer configuration using @EnableMockWebServer
Automated HTTPS testing setup including SSLContext and certificate management
Standardized patterns for verifying RecordedRequest headers and payloads
Declarative response mocking with @MockResponseConfig for simple API paths
Advanced request routing and dynamic responses via ModuleDispatcher
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Use Cases

Testing secure communication over HTTPS without manual certificate handling
Unit testing Java HTTP clients with mocked backend responses
Verifying complex API interaction logic and request headers

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Key Features

Annotation-driven MockWebServer configuration using @EnableMockWebServer
Automated HTTPS testing setup including SSLContext and certificate management
Standardized patterns for verifying RecordedRequest headers and payloads
Declarative response mocking with @MockResponseConfig for simple API paths
Advanced request routing and dynamic responses via ModuleDispatcher
0 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Testing secure communication over HTTPS without manual certificate handling
Unit testing Java HTTP clients with mocked backend responses
Verifying complex API interaction logic and request headers